Coronavirus Latest: Here's What Howard County Residents Need To Know
Howard County officials discussed their plans Friday to slow the coronavirus spread in the county.
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Howard County officials discussed their plans Friday to slow the coronavirus spread in the county.
The National Aquarium is joining a growing list of attractions closing their doors due to the coronavirus.
There are 19 positive coronavirus cases in Maryland, according to the latest numbers from the state health department.
A Maryland man was asleep in his bedroom when police opened fire from outside his house, killing him and wounding his girlfriend, an attorney for the 21-year-old man's family said Friday.
During the coronavirus pandemic, Baltimore Gas and Electric will waive late fees and will be suspending its disconnecting operations during this time of temporary hardship.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Friday that while the state and the country are still seeing a shortage of coronavirus tests, now is not the time to place blame but rather to focus on stopping the spread of the virus.
The worldwide coronavirus pandemic is sending shoppers rushing to stores only to find some of the items they're looking for out of stock.
Baltimore City Schools officials discussed what parents, students and staff should expect during the two-week closure of city public schools.
Two brothers were both sentenced Thursday to 40 years in prison in a double homicide at an apartment in Towson in 2018, the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office said.
A Prince George's County man was convicted Thursday for scamming more than 100 elderly victims through a lottery scheme.
Carroll County officials are declaring a local state of emergency after the county reported its first positive case of coronavirus Friday.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is closed Friday but plans to reopen Saturday due to the coronavirus.
Authorities in Maryland have charged a woman with arson and attempted murder after police said she threw Molotov cocktails into a house and two places of worship.
Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young is asking state and federal leaders to make money available to help small businesses in the city that are struggling due to the coronavirus.
Here are the latest closings, cancellations and postponements due to the coronavirus.
